Michael J. Quinn, managing director of McLane, Graf & Raulerson’s Portsmouth office, was recently appointed secretary to the NH Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership, a local program affiliated with the Coastal America Foundation, committed to protecting, preserving and restoring America’s coastal heritage.

Bradford E. Cook, a shareholder at Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green, was appointed chairman of the Governor’s Commission to Explore Feasibility of Public Funding of State Election Campaigns. The commission will consider the public funding options of certain campaigns in New Hampshire.

Kristin A. Mendoza, an associate at Devine Millimet, was recently selected to participate in the 2008-2009 Leadership Greater Nashua Program, a community program which identifies 25 emerging community leaders and provides them the opportunity to meet key decision makers, exchange ideas, and raise awareness of the civic environment.

Corey MacDonald, a Bar member and member of the Portsmouth Police Department, was recently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Previously the Portsmouth Police Department’s prosecutor, MacDonald will now become a supervisor in the patrol division. MacDonald joined the NH Bar in 2006.

Sandra K. Mann, an associate with Devine Millimet, was recently selected to participate in the Leadership Greater Manchester Class of 2009. Leadership Greater Manchester strives to cultivate leadership resources within the greater Manchester community by giving potential leaders a well-rounded, in-depth look at issues facing the region and the opporunities that exist.

Edward Stewart of Stewart & Murphy in Manchester was recently inducted as a fellow in the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers. The college was founded with the support of the ABA to recognize those attorneys who have distinguished themselves in their practice in the field of workers’ compensation for at least 20 years.

Karen S. McGinley of Devine Millimet was recently named by the Town of Bedford Council as a member of the board of commissioners of the southern New Hampshire Planning Commission, where she will work with other commissioners on land use and transportation planning issues affecting the people and communities of southern New Hampshire.

Mae C. Bradshaw, a solo practitioner in Exeter, was recently elected president of the Exeter Area Rotary Club. Bradshaw has previously held numerous positions within the Rotary Club and in 2004 was awarded with the Paul Harris Fellowship of Rotary International. Her practice includes estate planning and asset protection for small business and individuals. She is licensed to practice in NH, MA, ME and FL.